Court to decide who will become director of Kiev-Pechersk Reserve (VIDEO)

On September 6, a lawsuit regarding the illegal appointment of the Acting Director General of the National Kiev-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve by the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine was brought before the Kiev District Administrative Court. At the moment, the Reserve has two directors, reports a UOJ correspondent.

The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine has disrupted the work of the commission for the selection of the director of the National Kiev-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve three times.

On September 5, the Ministry of Culture appointed Alexander Rudnik as acting director.

Alexander Ovchar, whose appointment was signed by the former Director General of the Reserve Lyubomir Mikhailina, believes that now the court must determine whose appointment is more lawful.



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